DanitaMimi

“The daughters of a man like that doesn’t deserve to live.” The crowd chattered angrily, they were ready to tear them apart. “The princesses of Elderslot should be put to death.” 
She raised her head slowly, she glanced at the current emperor of the Aubreun Empire, he wasn’t very much different from how she remembered him; he was only dressed in the clothes of the imperial palace and his name had changed.

 “Heads down you insolent witch!” One of the palace guards snapped before smacking her cheeks, her head snapped to the side and blood seeped from the cut. 

“The princesses of Elderslot should be put to death!” The crowd kept on chanting. “The tyranny of the duchy of Elderslot has come to an end his majesty should do us a favor and kill them all.” 
 “Kill them all!” 

“Show no mercy!” 

“Off with their heads!” 

“Silence!” The Emperor yells and the crowd grew silent. “The house of Elderslot has indeed committed treason against the imperial family and the empire as a whole, but I assure you, the Duke of Elderslot and all those responsible has been executed.” 

     Her heart hammered in her chest, and once again she dared to look up at him, he spoke with a dignified arrogance whilst radiating kingly aura; he was like a stranger. 
 “My verdict is mercy, they shall be given their lives but their positions will be reduced to nothing.” The tears that well in her eyes, slipped and fell to her blooded dress. The Emperor turned in her direction as he spoke. 
“They shall be left with nothing,” their eyes met and his hardened immediately. “Nothing but shame and pain to clothe them.”

Not My Sins

"Kill every last one of them," The bandit leader yelled, pulling his sword out from the gut of a dead soldier, and he wiped the blood on his face away. Angrily, he strutted towards the carriage, where the princess was supposed to be.

According to the rumors he heard, the bastard daughter of the duke is a very beautiful woman, it wouldn't hurt to play with her a little before killing her, after all, Lord Michel had permitted him to do whatever he wanted.

"Princess," He called with a light tease as he knocked on the carriage door, the rest of his men laughed out loud. "There is no need to be scared, my lady, please open the carriage door."

He turned around to look at his men, his grin broader, he held the carriage and opened the door, but his surprise fell when he was met by the empty seats.

Clouds of despair